No Agreement: a Meeting Between Oil Producers and Exporters Failed and There Is Already a Threat of Unemployment
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This is a wage negotiation where the parties fail to reach an understanding in the middle of a compulsory conciliation; next Tuesday another meeting will be held
The oil union organizations rejected the $15,000 increase offer for the month of May and warned with a new strike. The claim seeks a minimum wage of $2.8 million, while the companies propose adjustments for inflation. The wage conflict in the oil sector reached a new peak of tension after the oil and fuel union (FTCIODyARA) and the union of oil workers and employees (SOEA) San Lorenzo described as an "absolute provocation" the offer of increase …
The Chamber of Oil Industry (CIARA) today offered 15,000 pesos of increase for the month of May in the oil collective bargaining. That was the proposal that they brought before the joint members of the Oil and Demotadora Federation (FTCIODYARA) and the Trade Union of Oil Workers and Employees (SOEA) San Lorenzo at the fifth meeting ...
The wage negotiations of the oil workers entered again into an area of maximum tension.After a new hearing carried out in the framework of the compulsory conciliation, the unions of the sector denounced that the companies offered only $15,000 increase for May and warned that the conflict could lead to a new national strike with impact on the main exporting ports of the country.The warning comes when the expiration of the compulsory conciliation …
The oil union organizations rejected the $15,000 increase offer for the month of May and warned with a new strike. The claim seeks a minimum wage of $2.8 million, while the companies propose adjustments for inflation. The wage conflict in the oil sector reached a new peak of tension after the oil and fuel union (FTCIODyARA) and the union of oil workers and employees (SOEA) San Lorenzo described as an "absolute provocation" the offer of increase …
The fifth meeting between the business chambers and the unions ended without agreement. While CIARA-CEC insisted with a wage update tied to inflation, the unions rejected the proposal as insufficient and warned that the conflict could reopen. Read more
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